IIW - User contributions [en]

IDCollab Proposed Topics

2011-02-10T16:14:02Z

Mary Ruddy: /* What are you hoping to hear and learn about and/or discuss? */

===What topics are you planning to present about or lead a discussion about?===
* NSTIC
* Personal Identity Verification Interoperability (PIV-I)
* Identity Assurance, Trust Frameworks
* Higher LOA certification, Trust Frameworks, Client agents
* State efforts at e-ID
* Identity and the cloud
* Old and needed legal frameworks for data.
* Why past and current framework efforts fail.
* First F2F working session of the new Identity Commons Claims Agent WG ([http://wiki.idcommons.net/Claims_Agent_Charter charter])See also [http://wiki.idcommons.net/index.php?title=Claims-Agent-Open-Questions proposed discussion items]
* Demo/Presentation of the [http://kantarainitiative.org/confluence/display/ulx/Home Kantara ULX WG] work. How do we login to websites across protocols with a consistent user experience?
* Demo of the Higgins 2.0 Personal Data Service (based on RDF/OWL LinkedData and the Higgins "Persona" vocabulary)

===What are you hoping to hear and learn about and/or discuss?===
* harmonization of user and enterprise issues
* Whatever other people think is important
* Latest version of OpenID ABC
* Privileged user management, OpenID, privacy & security
* Synergies with other efforts
* OpenID for Enterprise
* Verified claims agent updates on specifications and standards
* What are the big cloud players offering for identity management integration with enterprises.
* Self-provisioning of identities and related trust issues
* Identity and the cloud
* Old and needed legal frameworks for data.

===What are the critical questions about user-centric, enterprise, government and other forms of identity you hope to discuss with peers?===
* Levels of Assurance and the trust models to support them
* Privacy, usability, scalability. User acceptance
* Identity "assurance"
* Handling secure consumer-facing identity management.
* Integrations of consumer, government and enterprise identity and authentication credentials.
* How to enable collaboration between these disparate types of identities?

===People attending belong to these organizations: ===

* AAMVA
* ACM
* ANSI
* American Bar Association
* American Society for Industrial Security
* azigo.com
* CA Browser Forum
* CISSP
* Camara-e.net
* Cloud Security Alliance
* DataPortability Project
* Digital Death Day
* Gov. British Columbia
* Gov. Canada
* Gov. NZ
* Gov. UK
* Gov. US
* HackerDojo
* Health2.0
* ICF
* IEEE
* IETF
* ISACA
* ISO
* ISSA
* Identity Commons
* Identity Gang
* Kantara Initiative
* Kantara Initiative UMA
* Kantara Initiative eGov
* Kids Online
* Microsoft
* NASCIO
* NASPO/ID-V
* NGA
* OASIS
* OSIS/ID-Commons
* Online Trust Alliance
* Open Group
* Open ID Exchange
* OpenID Foundation
* project-higgins.org
* Quantified Self
* Scala Lift Off
* Security Industry Association PIV Working Group
* Smart Card Alliance Identity Council
* Smart Card Alliance Physical Access Council
* Stanford University - Graduate School of Business
* TED
* TEDMED
* TEDxSiliconValley
* TSCP
* Transportation Research Board Freeway Operations Committee
* Trust Frameworks
* VLab
* VRM Community
* W3C
* XDI TC

IDCollab Proposed Topics

2011-02-10T16:13:16Z

Mary Ruddy:

===What topics are you planning to present about or lead a discussion about?===
* NSTIC
* Personal Identity Verification Interoperability (PIV-I)
* Identity Assurance, Trust Frameworks
* Higher LOA certification, Trust Frameworks, Client agents
* State efforts at e-ID
* Identity and the cloud
* Old and needed legal frameworks for data.
* Why past and current framework efforts fail.
* First F2F working session of the new Identity Commons Claims Agent WG ([http://wiki.idcommons.net/Claims_Agent_Charter charter])See also [http://wiki.idcommons.net/index.php?title=Claims-Agent-Open-Questions proposed discussion items]
* Demo/Presentation of the [http://kantarainitiative.org/confluence/display/ulx/Home Kantara ULX WG] work. How do we login to websites across protocols with a consistent user experience?
* Demo of the Higgins 2.0 Personal Data Service (based on RDF/OWL LinkedData and the Higgins "Persona" vocabulary)

===What are you hoping to hear and learn about and/or discuss?===
* harmonization of user and enterprise issues
* Whatever other people think is important
* Latest version of OpenID ABC
* Privileged user management, OpenID, privacy & security
* Synergies with other efforts
* OpenID for Enterprise
* Verified claims agentupdates on specifications and standards
* What are the big cloud players offering for identity management integration with enterprises.
* Self-provisioning of identities and related trust issues
* Identity and the cloud
* Old and needed legal frameworks for data.

===What are the critical questions about user-centric, enterprise, government and other forms of identity you hope to discuss with peers?===
* Levels of Assurance and the trust models to support them
* Privacy, usability, scalability. User acceptance
* Identity "assurance"
* Handling secure consumer-facing identity management.
* Integrations of consumer, government and enterprise identity and authentication credentials.
* How to enable collaboration between these disparate types of identities?

===People attending belong to these organizations: ===

* AAMVA
* ACM
* ANSI
* American Bar Association
* American Society for Industrial Security
* azigo.com
* CA Browser Forum
* CISSP
* Camara-e.net
* Cloud Security Alliance
* DataPortability Project
* Digital Death Day
* Gov. British Columbia
* Gov. Canada
* Gov. NZ
* Gov. UK
* Gov. US
* HackerDojo
* Health2.0
* ICF
* IEEE
* IETF
* ISACA
* ISO
* ISSA
* Identity Commons
* Identity Gang
* Kantara Initiative
* Kantara Initiative UMA
* Kantara Initiative eGov
* Kids Online
* Microsoft
* NASCIO
* NASPO/ID-V
* NGA
* OASIS
* OSIS/ID-Commons
* Online Trust Alliance
* Open Group
* Open ID Exchange
* OpenID Foundation
* project-higgins.org
* Quantified Self
* Scala Lift Off
* Security Industry Association PIV Working Group
* Smart Card Alliance Identity Council
* Smart Card Alliance Physical Access Council
* Stanford University - Graduate School of Business
* TED
* TEDMED
* TEDxSiliconValley
* TSCP
* Transportation Research Board Freeway Operations Committee
* Trust Frameworks
* VLab
* VRM Community
* W3C
* XDI TC

Iiw-east-1

2010-08-03T18:52:40Z

Mary Ruddy:

[http://www.internetidentityworkshop.com We also have a Website and blog with current information about our events].

The first IIW to be held outside the Bay Area will be held in DC, September 9-10, Thursday and Friday (following the Gov 2.0 Summit)

IIW East Coast #1 will have the theme ''Open Identity for Open Government''

To join the organizer list (helping promote the event and get sponsors) [http://lists.idcommons.net/lists/info/iiw-east please subscribe here to this list]

To be notified when registration opens [http://lists.idcommons.net/lists/subscribe/iiwinfo please subscribe to this announce list.]

Registration will open shortly.

If you are interested in sponsoring please contact Kaliya - kaliya@mac.com

* [http://iiw.idcommons.net/Notes_IIW10 You can see a list of topics discussed at iiw10 here]
* [http://iiw.idcommons.net/Proposed_Topics_IIW10 You can see a list of proposed topics from IIW10 here]

Iiw-east-1

2010-08-03T18:51:52Z

Mary Ruddy:

[http://www.internetidentityworkshop.com We also have a Website and blog with current information about our events].

The first ever IIW to be held outside the Bay Area will be held in DC September 9-10 Thursday, Friday (following the Gov 2.0 Summit)

IIW East Coast #1 will have the theme ''Open Identity for Open Government''

To join the organizer list (helping promote the event and get sponsors) [http://lists.idcommons.net/lists/info/iiw-east please subscribe here to this list]

To be notified when registration opens [http://lists.idcommons.net/lists/subscribe/iiwinfo please subscribe to this announce list.]

Registration will open shortly.

If you are interested in sponsoring please contact Kaliya - kaliya@mac.com

* [http://iiw.idcommons.net/Notes_IIW10 You can see a list of topics discussed at iiw10 here]
* [http://iiw.idcommons.net/Proposed_Topics_IIW10 You can see a list of proposed topics from IIW10 here]

Introductory Letters

2008-12-02T19:07:04Z

Mary Ruddy:

'''From Mary Ruddy – Chair of the Identity Commons Stewards Council'''

The Internet Identity Workshop holds a special place among Identity Commons working groups. It is an event where anyone and everyone interested in working towards a shared vision of a decentralized, user-oriented identity layer for the Internet can come together and make things happen.

Part of the magic of IIW is that you never know what is going to happen ahead of time – and this event really delivered – featuring demonstrations of new technologies, conversations to create new standards, and discussions to forge new business alliances.

If you are not already doing so, I invite you to continue the energy sparked by IIW 2008b by joining one of our working groups. You can find a list of them and their descriptions at the end of this document and [http://wiki.idcommons.net/Working_Group_Descriptions online here]

I would like to thank all the stewards

* Chris Allen (IC Evangelism & Marketing)
* Charles Andres (Information Card Foundation)
* Bob Blakley (IdMedia, Photo Group)
* Peter Davis (SAML Commons)
* Pamela Dingle (Pamela Project)
* Nicholas Giovotovsky (Identity Futures)
* Kaliya Hamlin (Internet Identity Workshop)
* Iain Henderson (VRM)
* Jeff Hodges (ID-Legal)
* Fen Labalme (Identity Rights Agreements)
* Dale Olds (OSIS)
* David Recordon (OpenID)
* Drummond Reed (XDI Commons)
* Chris Reynolds (Newbies4Newbies)
* Mary Ruddy (Higgins)
* Denise Tayloe (Kids Online)
* Paul Trevithick (Identity Gang, Identity Schemas)
* Bill Washburn (XDI.org)

For their active participation that makes this community thrive.

Looking forward to seeing you at IIW 8 (2009a)!

=mary.ruddy
Chair of the Identity Commons Stewards Council

* Skype: mary.ruddy
* Y!: maryruddy2
* P: 617-290-8591
* E: mary at mersitic.com

'''From Kaliya Hamlin – Co-producer and Facilitator of IIW'''

This document comes at a real milestone for the IIW community. The Internet Identity Workshop is now 3 years old and the Identity Gang that it grew out of has been meeting for 4 years. Many members of the community have been working on aspects of the community vision for many more years before that.

The energy momentum of the community continues to build and this year major internet portals are adopting technologies that have been evolved in the community. There is an increasing awareness that open standards are essential to preventing identity lockin in walled garden silos. We have come a long way but there is still much more to do to forfill the purpose of Identity Commons – to support, facilitate, and promote the creation of an open identity layer for the Internet -- one that maximizes control, convenience, and privacy for the individual while encouraging the development of healthy, interoperable communities. We need to continue to work together enhancing the communication between working groups and raising awareness of our activities.

We would not be here today without the contributions of some key people and communities.
* The original founders of Identity Commons Owen Davis and Andrew Nelson along with early pioneers working with them including Fen Labalm, Victor Grey, Nicholaj Nyholm, Bill Washburn, Drummond Reed, Joel Getzendaner, Andy Dale, Christopher Allen, Mike Mell, and Eugene Kim.
* The second generation Identity Commons evolved in the summer of 2006 and arose out of a community conversations that included key input from John Ramer, Bill Aal, Brett McDowell, Dale Olds, Mary Ruddy, Paul Trevthick our lawyer Dan Perry.
* The thought leadership of Kim Cameron, Doc Searls, Phil Windley, Dick Hardt, Johannes Ernst, Pam Dingle Mary Rundle, Bob Blakely, Jamie Lewis, Ben Laurie and everyone who actively blogs and writes about the issues around the technologies that are being developed.
* The community stewardship of key online spaces like Planet Identity by Pat Patterson and the Story of Digital Identity Podcast that Aldo Castaneda produced.
* Everyone diving in and building new technologies, applying old technologies and getting open standards evolved to make it all work.

IIW would not be possible with out the community that gathers there or the sponsors that help support our gathering. We need to thank all of our sponsors throughout the years

* AOL
* Novell
* Microsoft
* British Telecom
* Liberty Alliance Project
* Ping Identity
* Plaxo,
* Vidoop
* Google
* Adobe
* Cisco
* OASIS IDtrust
* CommerceNet
* SXIP
* Higgins Project
* Bandit Project
* Rel-ID
* Symplified
* Applied Identity
* Ouno
* Information Card Foundation
* Authentrus
* Planetwork
* ClaimID

And in particular those that supported this event

* Ping Identity
* Microsoft
* Vidoop
* Plaxo
* Commercnet
* Google
* Cisco
* Ouno
* Rel-ID
* Poken
* OASIS IDTrust
* Information Card Foundation
* Sunkist Naturals

Here is a brief explaination of how IIW works and what this book contains.
On Monday we host an introductory afternoon where industry leaders are invited to present about core technologies that relate to user-centric technology. Attendees are also give a one pager packet that contains summaries of all the different projects in the community. The list and most of the one pagers can be found [http://iiw.idcommons.net/Iiw2008b#Who_Participates_in_IIW.3F on this page]. You will find the copy and some slides excerpted of the presentations at the start of this packet

Tuesday morning we gather all together to create our agenda for the next two days. The methodology we use is called Open Space Technology and any one in attendance can put forward a topic for discussion, an idea they want to present or a question they hope to get answered. They are written on [http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3076/2433484776_9f32842f25_m.jpg 8.5x11 paper and posted on two paper covered walls]. Over the course of two days we have ten one hour sessions. Notes were take at virtually all of them and this book of proceedings contains those notes.

Each session has a title, a convener, the notes taker and a list of attendees. We list the people who signed the sheet saying the attended the session so if you know them and want to know more about what happened you can ask them. All these notes can also be found on the wiki and each session has its own page there - this is so you can to make changes and add updates. If you need a web reference to blog about some of the things in here please use the URL for the session to link to the material.

At the closing of Wednesday we do an open awards ceremony and the awarders along with the reason for their giving to the awardee is listed at the close of the proceedings.

We encourage blogging in the community - the tag for this event is IIW2008.
If you have a blog and would like to be included in the community blog Planet Identity http://www.planetidentity.org - just make a request to Pat Patterson.

We also have a by request community mailing list that is google group http://groups.google.com/group/idworkshop that you are most welcome to join.

Identity Commons is an active community with many groups working on the social, technical and legal aspects of an identity layer of the web. Please read the list of groups that are at the end of the proceedings you would be most welcome to join any that are working on topics of interest to you. If there is a topic that you think it important and would like to see it be part of the community it is also possible to start a new group or have an existing group/entity become an active part of this community too. Myself, Mary Ruddy or any of the Stewards can answer questions you might have.

I look forward to the coming six months, until the next IIW May 18-20, 2009 and the events in between where we will meet and continue to move this industry forward.

Regards,
=Kaliya Hamlin

* Blog: http://www.identitywoman.net
* Tiwtter: identitywoman
* Skype: Identitywoman
* Y!: earthwaters
* AIM: kaliya@mac.com
* P: 510 472-9069

Introductory Letters

2008-12-02T19:06:29Z

Mary Ruddy:

'''From Mary Ruddy – Chair of the Identity Commons Stewards Council'''

The Internet Identity Workshop holds a special place among Identity Commons working groups. It is an event where anyone and everyone interested in working towards a shared vision of a decentralized, user-oriented identity layer for the Internet can come together and make things happen.

Part of the magic of IIW is that you never know what is going to happen ahead of time – and this event really delivered – featuring demonstrations of new technologies, conversations to create new standards, and discussions to forge new business alliances.

If you are not already doing so, I invite you to continue the energy sparked by IIW 2008b by joining one of our working groups. You can find a list of them and their descriptions at the end of this document and [http://wiki.idcommons.net/Working_Group_Descriptions online here]

I would like to thank all the stewards

* Chris Allen (IC Evangelism & Marketing)
* Charles Andres (Information Card Foundation)
* Bob Blakley (IdMedia, Photo Group)
* Peter Davis (SAML Commons)
* Pamela Dingle (Pamela Project)
* Nicholas Giovotovsky (Identity Futures)
* Kaliya Hamlin (Internet Identity Workshop)
* Iain Henderson (VRM)
* Jeff Hodges (ID-Legal)
* Fen Labalme (Identity Rights Agreements)
* Dale Olds (OSIS)
* David Recordon (OpenID)
* Drummond Reed (XDI Commons)
* Chris Reynolds (Newbies4Newbies)
* Mary Ruddy (Higgins)
* Denise Tayloe (Kids Online)
* Paul Trevithick (Identity Gang, Identity Schemas)
* Bill Washburn (XDI.org)

For their active participation that makes this community thrive.

Looking forward to seeing you at IIW 8 (2009a)!

=mary.ruddy
Chair of the Identity Commons Stewards Council

* Skype: mary.ruddy
* Y!: maryruddy2
* P: 617-290-8591
* E: mary@mersitic.com

'''From Kaliya Hamlin – Co-producer and Facilitator of IIW'''

This document comes at a real milestone for the IIW community. The Internet Identity Workshop is now 3 years old and the Identity Gang that it grew out of has been meeting for 4 years. Many members of the community have been working on aspects of the community vision for many more years before that.

The energy momentum of the community continues to build and this year major internet portals are adopting technologies that have been evolved in the community. There is an increasing awareness that open standards are essential to preventing identity lockin in walled garden silos. We have come a long way but there is still much more to do to forfill the purpose of Identity Commons – to support, facilitate, and promote the creation of an open identity layer for the Internet -- one that maximizes control, convenience, and privacy for the individual while encouraging the development of healthy, interoperable communities. We need to continue to work together enhancing the communication between working groups and raising awareness of our activities.

We would not be here today without the contributions of some key people and communities.
* The original founders of Identity Commons Owen Davis and Andrew Nelson along with early pioneers working with them including Fen Labalm, Victor Grey, Nicholaj Nyholm, Bill Washburn, Drummond Reed, Joel Getzendaner, Andy Dale, Christopher Allen, Mike Mell, and Eugene Kim.
* The second generation Identity Commons evolved in the summer of 2006 and arose out of a community conversations that included key input from John Ramer, Bill Aal, Brett McDowell, Dale Olds, Mary Ruddy, Paul Trevthick our lawyer Dan Perry.
* The thought leadership of Kim Cameron, Doc Searls, Phil Windley, Dick Hardt, Johannes Ernst, Pam Dingle Mary Rundle, Bob Blakely, Jamie Lewis, Ben Laurie and everyone who actively blogs and writes about the issues around the technologies that are being developed.
* The community stewardship of key online spaces like Planet Identity by Pat Patterson and the Story of Digital Identity Podcast that Aldo Castaneda produced.
* Everyone diving in and building new technologies, applying old technologies and getting open standards evolved to make it all work.

IIW would not be possible with out the community that gathers there or the sponsors that help support our gathering. We need to thank all of our sponsors throughout the years

* AOL
* Novell
* Microsoft
* British Telecom
* Liberty Alliance Project
* Ping Identity
* Plaxo,
* Vidoop
* Google
* Adobe
* Cisco
* OASIS IDtrust
* CommerceNet
* SXIP
* Higgins Project
* Bandit Project
* Rel-ID
* Symplified
* Applied Identity
* Ouno
* Information Card Foundation
* Authentrus
* Planetwork
* ClaimID

And in particular those that supported this event

* Ping Identity
* Microsoft
* Vidoop
* Plaxo
* Commercnet
* Google
* Cisco
* Ouno
* Rel-ID
* Poken
* OASIS IDTrust
* Information Card Foundation
* Sunkist Naturals

Here is a brief explaination of how IIW works and what this book contains.
On Monday we host an introductory afternoon where industry leaders are invited to present about core technologies that relate to user-centric technology. Attendees are also give a one pager packet that contains summaries of all the different projects in the community. The list and most of the one pagers can be found [http://iiw.idcommons.net/Iiw2008b#Who_Participates_in_IIW.3F on this page]. You will find the copy and some slides excerpted of the presentations at the start of this packet

Tuesday morning we gather all together to create our agenda for the next two days. The methodology we use is called Open Space Technology and any one in attendance can put forward a topic for discussion, an idea they want to present or a question they hope to get answered. They are written on [http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3076/2433484776_9f32842f25_m.jpg 8.5x11 paper and posted on two paper covered walls]. Over the course of two days we have ten one hour sessions. Notes were take at virtually all of them and this book of proceedings contains those notes.

Each session has a title, a convener, the notes taker and a list of attendees. We list the people who signed the sheet saying the attended the session so if you know them and want to know more about what happened you can ask them. All these notes can also be found on the wiki and each session has its own page there - this is so you can to make changes and add updates. If you need a web reference to blog about some of the things in here please use the URL for the session to link to the material.

At the closing of Wednesday we do an open awards ceremony and the awarders along with the reason for their giving to the awardee is listed at the close of the proceedings.

We encourage blogging in the community - the tag for this event is IIW2008.
If you have a blog and would like to be included in the community blog Planet Identity http://www.planetidentity.org - just make a request to Pat Patterson.

We also have a by request community mailing list that is google group http://groups.google.com/group/idworkshop that you are most welcome to join.

Identity Commons is an active community with many groups working on the social, technical and legal aspects of an identity layer of the web. Please read the list of groups that are at the end of the proceedings you would be most welcome to join any that are working on topics of interest to you. If there is a topic that you think it important and would like to see it be part of the community it is also possible to start a new group or have an existing group/entity become an active part of this community too. Myself, Mary Ruddy or any of the Stewards can answer questions you might have.

I look forward to the coming six months, until the next IIW May 18-20, 2009 and the events in between where we will meet and continue to move this industry forward.

Regards,
=Kaliya Hamlin

* Blog: http://www.identitywoman.net
* Tiwtter: identitywoman
* Skype: Identitywoman
* Y!: earthwaters
* AIM: kaliya@mac.com
* P: 510 472-9069

Introductory Letters

2008-12-02T13:00:27Z

Mary Ruddy:

Attendees 08b

2008-10-17T16:14:21Z

Mary Ruddy:

Registration just opened.
You will find the list of attendees (who voluntarily list themselves) here in the coming weeks.

* [http://henrik.biering.dk Henrik Biering], [http://www.netamia.com Netamia]
* [http://blog.dannyburkes.com Danny Burkes], [http://rejaw.com Rejaw]
* [http://www.sbw.org Steve Williams], [http://digg.com Digg]
* Judi C, [http://digitalIDcoach.com Digital ID Coach]
* [http://www.8bitkid.com Max Engel], [http://developer.myspace.com MySpace]
* [http://self-issued.info Mike Jones], Microsoft
* [http://blog.wachob.com Gabe Wachob]
* [http://www.meristic.com Mary Ruddy], Meristic

ID Commons Infrastructure

2008-06-01T20:17:25Z

Mary Ruddy:

Notes and action items for Infrastructure meeting at IIW [[Intrastructure-May-14-2008-notes]]

ID Commons Infrastructure

2008-05-26T15:52:32Z

Mary Ruddy: Replacing page with ' Notes and action items for Infrastructure meeting at IIW Intrastructure-May-14-2008-notes'

Notes and action items for Infrastructure meeting at IIW [[Intrastructure-May-14-2008-notes]]

Intrastructure-May-14-2008-notes

2008-05-26T15:51:35Z

Mary Ruddy: New page: Meeting notes from May 14th Infrastructure meeting at IIW. Attendees Fen Labalme, Eugene Kim, Kaliya Hamlin, Mary Ruddy, Mark Nakimura, Bob Snodgrass, Brian Walker(Parity), Bob Blakley N...

Meeting notes from May 14th Infrastructure meeting at IIW.

Attendees Fen Labalme, Eugene Kim, Kaliya Hamlin, Mary Ruddy, Mark Nakimura, Bob Snodgrass, Brian Walker(Parity), Bob Blakley

Notes

1) Fen provided an update on the infrastructure conversion efforts. All the web services are now served by the new box. Need to set up DNS, then get Stas access to move mail over. There are two people using IdCommons.net for the IMAP. Don't want to have to support IMAP on the new box. We need to notify them and get them moved off. There are also ~10 people using email forwarding.

2) Having the Identity Gang use a separate mailing list. Since Phil and Paul weren't available this item was deferred to a separate call.

3) Mailing list slowness. Determined that email forwarding slowness was not an ongoing problem. We need to make it very easy for new mailing lists to be set up. Need to document all the information that needs to be provided to set up a list quickly.

4) Vision for working group wiki pages. Have a summary list of working groups with descriptions to let people know about the different working groups. Have administrative wiki page for each group that has information about mailing list, stewards and their contact info. etc.

5) It was pointed out that we don't really want to be in the business of managing/defending IdCommons from SPAM.

6) Drupal status - Basic modules are done. Bob added a new menu to the left hand side to be more consistent. He is basically at a stopping point until hears what to do. Need to use as a community development tool. Have mashups, FAQ, etc.

7) Project to document old archives. There is a need to have someone review the old archives and document the historically significant (critical content) information. Judi is available to review the old messages. This project is expected to take 6 calendar months. Would need funding to pay her.

8) Bob asked questions about the new system. The new server is a virtual server, with Debian and security fire wall, RAID, nightly backups and weekly remote backup. There is a UPS. Are the backups being tested monthly?

Action items

* Send email to Andrew Nelson and Owen Davis who are using email.
* Outsource email to an inexpensive email service that can be OpenID enabled. This could be done with Electronic Embers. ~$25 per month for 20 groups and $1 for each additional group. (Note there had been an action item to have Brian look into anti black list services, but if we go with Electronic Embers, they should handle this.)
* Verify that backups are being tested monthly.
* Move list of working groups and descriptions to the website.
* Add page to the wiki documenting the process for setting up a new mailing list. This includes the name of the list, who will moderate it, working group list it should be documented on, etc. Also need to document what one must do as an owner.
* Need to review new web content(by more than one person) before it it put on the website. Wiki content doesn't always translate to appropriate web content.
* Bob to email Chris Allen for status update.
* Kaliya to get administrator password to mailing list she is administering and process items.
* Funding to pay for documenting the critical information in the old email archives.

ID Commons Infrastructure

2008-05-26T15:51:01Z

Mary Ruddy:

[[Intrastructure-May-14-2008-notes]]

Meeting notes from May 14th Infrastructure meeting at IIW.

'''Attendees''' Fen Labalme, Eugene Kim, Kaliya Hamlin, Mary Ruddy, Mark Nakimura, Bob Snodgrass, Brian Walker(Parity), Bob Blakley

''' Notes'''

1) Fen provided an update on the infrastructure conversion efforts. All the web services are now served by the new box. Need to set up DNS, then get Stas access to move mail over. There are two people using IdCommons.net for the IMAP. Don't want to have to support IMAP on the new box. We need to notify them and get them moved off. There are also ~10 people using email forwarding.

2) Having the Identity Gang use a separate mailing list. Since Phil and Paul weren't available this item was deferred to a separate call.

3) Mailing list slowness. Determined that email forwarding slowness was not an ongoing problem. We need to make it very easy for new mailing lists to be set up. Need to document all the information that needs to be provided to set up a list quickly.

4) Vision for working group wiki pages. Have a summary list of working groups with descriptions to let people know about the different working groups. Have administrative wiki page for each group that has information about mailing list, stewards and their contact info. etc.

5) It was pointed out that we don't really want to be in the business of managing/defending IdCommons from SPAM.

6) Drupal status - Basic modules are done. Bob added a new menu to the left hand side to be more consistent. He is basically at a stopping point until hears what to do. Need to use as a community development tool. Have mashups, FAQ, etc.

7) Project to document old archives. There is a need to have someone review the old archives and document the historically significant (critical content) information. Judi is available to review the old messages. This project is expected to take 6 calendar months. Would need funding to pay her.

8) Bob asked questions about the new system. The new server is a virtual server, with Debian and security fire wall, RAID, nightly backups and weekly remote backup. There is a UPS. Are the backups being tested monthly?

'''Action items '''

* Send email to Andrew Nelson and Owen Davis who are using email.
* Outsource email to an inexpensive email service that can be OpenID enabled. This could be done with Electronic Embers. ~$25 per month for 20 groups and $1 for each additional group. (Note there had been an action item to have Brian look into anti black list services, but if we go with Electronic Embers, they should handle this.)
* Verify that backups are being tested monthly.
* Move list of working groups and descriptions to the website.
* Add page to the wiki documenting the process for setting up a new mailing list. This includes the name of the list, who will moderate it, working group list it should be documented on, etc. Also need to document what one must do as an owner.
* Need to review new web content(by more than one person) before it it put on the website. Wiki content doesn't always translate to appropriate web content.
* Bob to email Chris Allen for status update.
* Kaliya to get administrator password to mailing list she is administering and process items.
* Funding to pay for documenting the critical information in the old email archives.

ID Commons Infrastructure

2008-05-26T15:43:12Z

Mary Ruddy:

Meeting notes from May 14th Infrastructure meeting at IIW.

'''Attendees''' Fen Labalme, Eugene Kim, Kaliya Hamlin, Mary Ruddy, Mark Nakimura, Bob Snodgrass, Brian Walker(Parity), Bob Blakley

''' Notes'''

1) Fen provided an update on the infrastructure conversion efforts. All the web services are now served by the new box. Need to set up DNS, then get Stas access to move mail over. There are two people using IdCommons.net for the IMAP. Don't want to have to support IMAP on the new box. We need to notify them and get them moved off. There are also ~10 people using email forwarding.

2) Having the Identity Gang use a separate mailing list. Since Phil and Paul weren't available this item was deferred to a separate call.

3) Mailing list slowness. Determined that email forwarding slowness was not an ongoing problem. We need to make it very easy for new mailing lists to be set up. Need to document all the information that needs to be provided to set up a list quickly.

4) Vision for working group wiki pages. Have a summary list of working groups with descriptions to let people know about the different working groups. Have administrative wiki page for each group that has information about mailing list, stewards and their contact info. etc.

5) It was pointed out that we don't really want to be in the business of managing/defending IdCommons from SPAM.

6) Drupal status - Basic modules are done. Bob added a new menu to the left hand side to be more consistent. He is basically at a stopping point until hears what to do. Need to use as a community development tool. Have mashups, FAQ, etc.

7) Project to document old archives. There is a need to have someone review the old archives and document the historically significant (critical content) information. Judi is available to review the old messages. This project is expected to take 6 calendar months. Would need funding to pay her.

8) Bob asked questions about the new system. The new server is a virtual server, with Debian and security fire wall, RAID, nightly backups and weekly remote backup. There is a UPS. Are the backups being tested monthly?

'''Action items '''

* Send email to Andrew Nelson and Owen Davis who are using email.
* Outsource email to an inexpensive email service that can be OpenID enabled. This could be done with Electronic Embers. ~$25 per month for 20 groups and $1 for each additional group. (Note there had been an action item to have Brian look into anti black list services, but if we go with Electronic Embers, they should handle this.)
* Verify that backups are being tested monthly.
* Move list of working groups and descriptions to the website.
* Add page to the wiki documenting the process for setting up a new mailing list. This includes the name of the list, who will moderate it, working group list it should be documented on, etc. Also need to document what one must do as an owner.
* Need to review new web content(by more than one person) before it it put on the website. Wiki content doesn't always translate to appropriate web content.
* Bob to email Chris Allen for status update.
* Kaliya to get administrator password to mailing list she is administering and process items.
* Funding to pay for documenting the critical information in the old email archives.

ID Commons Infrastructure

2008-05-26T15:42:57Z

Mary Ruddy:

ID Commons Infrastructure

2008-05-26T15:39:42Z

Mary Ruddy:

Meeting notes from May 14th Infrastructure meeting at IIW.

Attendees: Fen Labalme, Eugene Kim, Kaliya Hamlin, Mary Ruddy, Mark Nakimura, Bob Snodgrass, Brian Walker(Parity), Bob Blakley,

''' Notes'''
1)Fen's status
Fen provided an update on the infrastructure conversion efforts. All the web services are now served by the new box. Need to set up DNS, then get Stas access to move mail over. There are two people using IdCommons.net for the IMAP. Don't want to have to support IMAP on the new box. We need to notify them and get them moved off. There are also ~10 people using email forwarding.

2) Having the Identity Gang use a separate mailing list. Since Phil and Paul weren't available this item was deferred to a separate call.

3) Mailing list slowness. Determined that email forwarding slowness was not an ongoing problem. We need to make it very easy for new mailing lists to be set up. Need to document all the information that needs to be provided to set up a list quickly.

4) Vision for working group wiki pages. Have a summary list of working groups with descriptions to let people know about the different working groups. Have administrative wiki page for each group that has information about mailing list, stewards and their contact info. etc.

5) It was pointed out that we don't really want to be in the business of managing/defending IdCommons from SPAM.

6) Drupal status - Basic modules are done. Bob added a new menu to the left hand side to be more consistent. He is basically at a stopping point until hears what to do. Need to use as a community development tool. Have mashups, FAQ, etc.

7) Project to document old archives. There is a need to have someone review the old archives and document the historically significant (critical content) information. Judi is available to review the old messages. This project is expected to take 6 calendar months. Would need funding to pay her.

8) Bob asked questions about the new system. The new server is a virtual server, with Debian and security fire wall, RAID, nightly backups and weekly remote backup. There is a UPS. Are the backups being tested monthly?

'''Action items '''

* Send email to Andrew Nelson and Owen Davis who are using email.
* Outsource email to an inexpensive email service that can be OpenID enabled. This could be done with Electronic Embers. ~$25 per month for 20 groups and $1 for each additional group. (Note there had been an action item to have Brian look into anti black list services, but if we go with Electronic Embers, they should handle this.)
* Verify that backups are being tested monthly.
* Move list of working groups and descriptions to the website.
* Add page to the wiki documenting the process for setting up a new mailing list. This includes the name of the list, who will moderate it, working group list it should be documented on, etc. Also need to document what one must do as an owner.
* Need to review new web content(by more than one person) before it it put on the website. Wiki content doesn't always translate to appropriate web content.
*Bob to email Chris Allen for status update.
*Kaliya to get administrator password to mailing list she is administering and process items.

ID Commons Infrastructure

2008-05-26T15:39:04Z

Mary Ruddy:

Meeting notes from May 14th Infrastructure meeting at IIW.

Attendees: Fen Labalme, Eugene Kim, Kaliya Hamlin, Mary Ruddy, Mark Nakimura, Bob Snodgrass, Brian Walker(Parity), Bob Blakley,

''' Notes'''
1)Fen's status
Fen provided an update on the infrastructure conversion efforts. All the web services are now served by the new box. Need to set up DNS, then get Stas access to move mail over. There are two people using IdCommons.net for the IMAP. Don't want to have to support IMAP on the new box. We need to notify them and get them moved off. There are also ~10 people using email forwarding.

2) Having the Identity Gang use a separate mailing list. Since Phil and Paul weren't available this item was deferred to a separate call.

3) Mailing list slowness. Determined that email forwarding slowness was not an ongoing problem. We need to make it very easy for new mailing lists to be set up. Need to document all the information that needs to be provided to set up a list quickly.

4) Vision for working group wiki pages. Have a summary list of working groups with descriptions to let people know about the different working groups. Have administrative wiki page for each group that has information about mailing list, stewards and their contact info. etc.

5) It was pointed out that we don't really want to be in the business of managing/defending IdCommons from SPAM.

6) Drupal status - Basic modules are done. Bob added a new menu to the left hand side to be more consistent. He is basically at a stopping point until hears what to do. Need to use as a community development tool. Have mashups, FAQ, etc.

7) Project to document old archives. There is a need to have someone review the old archives and document the historically significant (critical content) information. Judi is available to review the old messages. This project is expected to take 6 calendar months. Would need funding to pay her.

8) Bob asked questions about the new system. The new server is a virtual server, with Debian and security fire wall, RAID, nightly backups and weekly remote backup. There is a UPS. Are the backups being tested monthly?

'''Action items '''

* Send email to Andrew Nelson and Owen Davis who are using email.
* Outsource email to an inexpensive email service that can be OpenID enabled. This could be done with Electronic Embers. ~$25 per month for 20 groups and $1 for each additional group. (Note there had been an action item to have Brian look into anti black list services, but if we go with Electronic Embers, they should handle this.)
* Verify that backups are being tested monthly.
* Move list of working groups and descriptions to the website.
* Add page to the wiki documenting the process for setting up a new mailing list. This includes the name of the list, who will moderate it, working group list it should be documented on, etc. Also need to document what one musgt do as an owner.
* Need to review new web content(by more than one person) before it it put on the website. Wiki content doesn't always translate to appropriate web content.
*Bob to email Chris Allen for status update.
*Kaliya to get admin password to mailing list she is administering and process items.

ID Commons Infrastructure

2008-05-26T15:34:17Z

Mary Ruddy:

Meeting notes from May 14th Infrastructure meeting at IIW.

Attendees: Fen Labalme, Eugene Kim, Kaliya Hamlin, Mary Ruddy, Mark Nakimura, Bob Snodgrass, Brian Walker(Parity), Bob Blakley,

1)Fen's status
Fen provided an update on the infrastructure conversion efforts. All the web services are now served by the new box. Need to set up DNS, then get Stas access to move mail over.

There are two people using IdCommons.net for the IMAP. Don't want to have to support IMAP on the new box. We need to notify them and get them moved off. There are also ~10 people using email forwarding.

2) Having the Identity Gang use a separate mailing list. Since Phil and Paul weren't available this item was deferred to a separate call.

3) Mailing list slowness. Determined that email forwardning slowness was not an ongoing problem. We need to make it very easy for new mailing lists to be set up. Need to document all the information that needs to be provided to

3) Vision for working group wiki pages. Have a summary list of working groups with descriptions to let people know about the different working groups. Have administrative wiki page for each group that has information about their mailing list and stewards and their contact info. etc.

4) It was pointed out that we don't really want to be in the business of managing/defending IdCommons from SPAM.

7) Drupal status - Basic modules are done. Bob added a new menu to the left hand side to be more consistent.

4) Project to document old archives. There is a need to have someone review the old archives and document the historically significant (critical content) information. Judi is available to review the old. This project is expected to take 6 calendar months. Would need funding to pay her.

5) Bob asked questions about the new system. The new server is a virtual server, with Debian and security fire wall, RAID, nightly backups and weekly remote backup. There is a UPS. Are the backups being tested monthly?

Action items:

* Send email to Andrew Nelson and Owen Davis who are using email.
* Outsource email to an inexpensive email service that can be OpenID enabled. This could be done with Electronic Embers. ~$25 per month for 20 groups and $1 for each additional group. (Note there had been an action item to have Brian look into anti black list services, but if we go with Electronic Embers, they should handle this.)
* Verify that backups are being tested monthly.
* Move list of working groups and descriptions to the website.
* Add page to the wiki documenting the process for setting up a new mailing list. This includes the name of the list, who will moderate it, working group list it should be documented on, etc. Also need to document what one musgt do as an owner.
* Need to review content(more than one person) before it it put on the website. Wiki content doesn't always appropriately translate to appropriate web content.
*Bob to email Chris Allen for status update.
*Kaliya to get admin password to mailing list she is administering and process items.

ID Commons Infrastructure

2008-05-26T15:25:58Z

Mary Ruddy:

Meeting notes from May 14th Infrastructure meeting at IIW.

Attendees: Fen Labalme, Eugene Kim, Kaliya Hamlin, Mary Ruddy, Mark Nakimura, Bob Snodgrass, Brian Walker(Parity), Bob Blakley,

1)Fen's status
Fen provided an update on the infrastructure conversion efforts. All the web services are now served by the new box. Need to set up DNS, then get Stas access to move mail over.

There are two people using IdCommons.net for the IMAP. Don't want to have to support IMAP on the new box. We need to notify them and get them moved off. There are also ~10 people using email forwarding.

2) Having the Identity Gang use a separate mailing list. Since Phil and Paul weren't available this item was deferred to a separate call.

3) Mailing list slowness. Determined that email forwardning slowness was not an ongoing problem. We need to make it very easy for new mailing lists to be set up. Need to document all the information that needs to be provided to

3) Vision for working group wiki pages. Have a summary list of working groups with descriptions to let people know about the different working groups. Have administrative wiki page for each group that has information about their mailing list and stewards and their contact info. etc.

4) It was pointed out that we don't really want to be in the business of managing/defending IdCommons from SPAM.

4) Project to document old archives. There is a need to have someone review the old archives and document the historically significant (critical content) information. Judi is available to review the old. This project is expected to take 6 calendar months. Would need funding to pay her.

5) Bob asked questions about the new system. The new server is a virtual server, with Debian and security fire wall, RAID, nightly backups and weekly remote backup. There is a UPS. Are the backups being tested monthly?

Action items:

* Send email to Andrew Nelson and Owen Davis who are using email.
* Outsource email to an inexpensive email service that can be OpenID enabled. This could be done with Electronic Embers. ~$25 per month for 20 groups and $1 for each additional group. (Note there hade been an action item to have Brian look into anti black list services, but if we go with Electronic Embers, they should handle this.)
* Verify that backups are being tested monthly.
* Move list of working groups and descriptions to the website.
* Add page to the wiki documenting the process for setting up a new mailing list. This includes the name of the list, who will moderate it, working group list it should be documented on, etc.

ID Commons Infrastructure

2008-05-26T15:19:00Z

Mary Ruddy:

ID Commons Infrastructure

2008-05-26T15:07:46Z

Mary Ruddy: New page: Meeting notes from May 14th Infrastructure meeting at IIW. Attendees: Fen Labalme, Eugene Kim, Brian Walker(Parity), Kaliya, Mary Ruddy, Mark Nakimura, Bob Blakley, 1)Fen's status Fen ...

Meeting notes from May 14th Infrastructure meeting at IIW.

Attendees: Fen Labalme, Eugene Kim, Brian Walker(Parity), Kaliya, Mary Ruddy, Mark Nakimura, Bob Blakley,

1)Fen's status
Fen provided an update on the infrastrusture conversion efforts. All the web services are now served by the new box. Need to set up DNS, then get Stas access to move mail over.

There are two people using IdCommons.net for the IMAP. Don't want to have to support IMAP on the new box. We need to notify them and get them moved off.

There are also ~10 people using email forwarding

2) Having the Identity Gang use a separate mailing list. Since Phil and Paul weren't available this item was deferred to a separate call.

3) Mailing list slowness

4) Bob's aquestions about current system. The new server is a vritual server, with Debian and security fiel wall, RAID, nightly bacups and weekly remote backup. There is a UPS.

Action items:

* Send email to Andrew Nelson and Owen Davis who are using email.
* Outsource email to an inexpensive email service that can be OpenID enabled. This could be done with Electronic embers. ~$25 per month for 20 groups and $1 for each additional group.
* Verify that backups are being tested montly

Attendees 2008a

2008-05-25T22:29:37Z

Mary Ruddy:

Please put your name here if you are attending.
''There are more people attending then currently on this list as stating publicly one is coming is voluntary. We normally have 150 people attending the workshop.''

* [http://www.identitywoman.net Kaliya Young Hamlin]
* [http://henrik.biering.dk Henrik Biering], [http://www.netamia.com Netamia]
* [http://idmjournal.com Dave Kearns], [http://vquill.com The Virtual Quill]
* [http://xri.net Drummond Reed], [http://www.parityinc.com Parity], [http://www.cordance.net Cordance], [http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/xri OASIS XRI TC], [http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/xdi OASIS XDI TC]
* [http://practicalid.blogspot.com George Fletcher], [http://www.aol.com AOL]
* [http://connectid.blogspot.com Paul Madsen], [http://www.ntt.co.jp/index_e.html NTT]
* [http://self-issued.info Mike Jones], [http://www.microsoft.com Microsoft]
* [http://blogs.msdn.com/vbertocci Vittorio Bertocci], [http://www.microsoft.com Microsoft]
* [http://claimid.com/gammydodger Gam Dias], [http://www.realtea.net Blog], [http://www.xpollen.org personal_rfp_thing]
* [http://www.8bitkid.com Max Engel], [http://developer.yahoo.com/ Yahoo! Application Platform]
* Bob Snodgrass, [http://www.net2community.com/ net2Community]
* [http://martin.atkins.me.uk/ Martin Atkins]
* [http://subjectivity.com/ Kermit Snelson]
* [http://staff.washington.edu/rlmorgan/ RL "Bob" Morgan],[http://www.washington.edu/ University of Washington], [http://middleware.internet2.edu/ Internet2]
* [http://linkedin.com/in/charlesandres Charles Andres] [http://www.parityinc.com Parity] Information Card Foundation
* [http://drstarcat.com Ryan Janssen], [http://www.angelsoft.net Angelosoft]
* [http://et.cairene.net Robert W. Anderson], [http://www.digipede.net Digipede]
* Vince Wu, Google Inc.
* Marty Schleiff, [http://www.boeing.com Boeing]
* [http://identity20.com/ Dick Hardt]
* [http://meristic.com Mary Ruddy Meristic ] and [http://www.socialphysics.org SocialPhysics]
* Alexis Bor
* [http://bblfish.net/ Henry Story, Sun Microsystems]
* [http://www.pgp.com/ Jon Callas]
* =peterd
* [http://johnpanzer.com John Panzer] (=john.panzer), Google
* [http://ignisvulpis.blogspot.com Axel Nennker], [http://code.google.com/p/openinfocard/ openinfocard], [http://www.codeplex.com/IdentitySelector CardSpace4Firefox], [http://www.laboratories.telekom.com/ipws/English/Pages/Willkommen.aspx Deutsche Telekom Laboratories], T-Systems
* Christopher H. Reynolds, HotPlate Corp.
* [http://blogs.sun.com/superpat/ Pat Patterson], [http://www.sun.com/identity/ Sun Microsystems], [http://opensso.org/ OpenSSO]
* [http://www.xmlgrrl.com/blog Eve Maler]
* [http://digg.com/users/sbwms Steve Williams], [http://digg.com Digg]
* [http://bbiw.net Dave Crocker]
* [http://www.linkedin.com/pub/0/305/aba Mike Carr] and Bharath Kumar, [http://www.amazon.com Amazon.com]
* Brian Ellin, Janrain
* Brian Kissel, Janrain
* Tore Steen, Janrain
* Mike Graves, Janrain
* Larry Drebes, Janrain
* [http://www.eekim.com/blog/ Eugene Eric Kim], [http://www.blueoxen.com/ Blue Oxen Associates]
* [http://www.polka.com/ Mike Kirkwood, Polka]
* [http://www.cloakx.com/ Brian Wormington, CloakX]
* Uppili Srinivasan, Oracle
* Tim Freeman, MedicAlert Foundation
* [http://netmesh.info/jernst Johannes Ernst], [http://netmesh.us/ NetMesh]

=== Regrets ===

* [http://factoryjoe.com Chris Messina] -- I'll be in Vegas at Community 2.0 talking about [http://diso-project.org DiSo]!
* [http://www.deborahschultz.com Deb Schultz] --will try and break away from deadlines, but looking doubtful I can
* [http://www.educause.edu/PeerDirectory/750?ID=123177 Jens Haeusser] -- I'm triple booked talking about Identity at [http://www.kuali.org/events/KDVI/index.shtml Kuali Days] and [http://www.terena.org/activities/refeds/meetings/may08/ REFEDS]

Attendees 2008a

2008-05-25T22:27:39Z

Mary Ruddy:

Please put your name here if you are attending.
''There are more people attending then currently on this list as stating publicly one is coming is voluntary. We normally have 150 people attending the workshop.''

* [http://www.identitywoman.net Kaliya Young Hamlin]
* [http://henrik.biering.dk Henrik Biering], [http://www.netamia.com Netamia]
* [http://idmjournal.com Dave Kearns], [http://vquill.com The Virtual Quill]
* [http://xri.net Drummond Reed], [http://www.parityinc.com Parity], [http://www.cordance.net Cordance], [http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/xri OASIS XRI TC], [http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/xdi OASIS XDI TC]
* [http://practicalid.blogspot.com George Fletcher], [http://www.aol.com AOL]
* [http://connectid.blogspot.com Paul Madsen], [http://www.ntt.co.jp/index_e.html NTT]
* [http://self-issued.info Mike Jones], [http://www.microsoft.com Microsoft]
* [http://blogs.msdn.com/vbertocci Vittorio Bertocci], [http://www.microsoft.com Microsoft]
* [http://claimid.com/gammydodger Gam Dias], [http://www.realtea.net Blog], [http://www.xpollen.org personal_rfp_thing]
* [http://www.8bitkid.com Max Engel], [http://developer.yahoo.com/ Yahoo! Application Platform]
* Bob Snodgrass, [http://www.net2community.com/ net2Community]
* [http://martin.atkins.me.uk/ Martin Atkins]
* [http://subjectivity.com/ Kermit Snelson]
* [http://staff.washington.edu/rlmorgan/ RL "Bob" Morgan],[http://www.washington.edu/ University of Washington], [http://middleware.internet2.edu/ Internet2]
* [http://linkedin.com/in/charlesandres Charles Andres] [http://www.parityinc.com Parity] Information Card Foundation
* [http://drstarcat.com Ryan Janssen], [http://www.angelsoft.net Angelosoft]
* [http://et.cairene.net Robert W. Anderson], [http://www.digipede.net Digipede]
* Vince Wu, Google Inc.
* Marty Schleiff, [http://www.boeing.com Boeing]
* [http://identity20.com/ Dick Hardt]
* [http://meristic.com Mary Ruddy ]
* Alexis Bor
* [http://bblfish.net/ Henry Story, Sun Microsystems]
* [http://www.pgp.com/ Jon Callas]
* =peterd
* [http://johnpanzer.com John Panzer] (=john.panzer), Google
* [http://ignisvulpis.blogspot.com Axel Nennker], [http://code.google.com/p/openinfocard/ openinfocard], [http://www.codeplex.com/IdentitySelector CardSpace4Firefox], [http://www.laboratories.telekom.com/ipws/English/Pages/Willkommen.aspx Deutsche Telekom Laboratories], T-Systems
* Christopher H. Reynolds, HotPlate Corp.
* [http://blogs.sun.com/superpat/ Pat Patterson], [http://www.sun.com/identity/ Sun Microsystems], [http://opensso.org/ OpenSSO]
* [http://www.xmlgrrl.com/blog Eve Maler]
* [http://digg.com/users/sbwms Steve Williams], [http://digg.com Digg]
* [http://bbiw.net Dave Crocker]
* [http://www.linkedin.com/pub/0/305/aba Mike Carr] and Bharath Kumar, [http://www.amazon.com Amazon.com]
* Brian Ellin, Janrain
* Brian Kissel, Janrain
* Tore Steen, Janrain
* Mike Graves, Janrain
* Larry Drebes, Janrain
* [http://www.eekim.com/blog/ Eugene Eric Kim], [http://www.blueoxen.com/ Blue Oxen Associates]
* [http://www.polka.com/ Mike Kirkwood, Polka]
* [http://www.cloakx.com/ Brian Wormington, CloakX]
* Uppili Srinivasan, Oracle
* Tim Freeman, MedicAlert Foundation
* [http://netmesh.info/jernst Johannes Ernst], [http://netmesh.us/ NetMesh]

=== Regrets ===

* [http://factoryjoe.com Chris Messina] -- I'll be in Vegas at Community 2.0 talking about [http://diso-project.org DiSo]!
* [http://www.deborahschultz.com Deb Schultz] --will try and break away from deadlines, but looking doubtful I can
* [http://www.educause.edu/PeerDirectory/750?ID=123177 Jens Haeusser] -- I'm triple booked talking about Identity at [http://www.kuali.org/events/KDVI/index.shtml Kuali Days] and [http://www.terena.org/activities/refeds/meetings/may08/ REFEDS]

Iiw2008a

2008-05-06T16:07:56Z

Mary Ruddy: /* Browser Based Card Selectors */

==IIW 2008a will be held May 12-14 in Mountain View, CA.==

==== Conference Information ====
[http://www.windley.com/events/iiw2008a/announcement Announcement]

[http://www.windley.com/events/iiw2008a/register.shtml Registration]

[http://www.windley.com/events/iiw2008a/hotels Lodging]

[[Monday Program]]

[[Design Team]]

[[Attendees 2008a]]

[[Proposed Topics 2008a]]

May 15 [http://www.datasharingsummit.com Data Sharing Summit] - IIW attendees are invited to stay for the event.

== What Is This Workshop About? ==

The heart of the workshop is a practical idealism in working towards the shared vision of a decentralized, user-centric identity layer for the Internet.

Because the web was built around "pages", no tools or standards were created to control how the information about you was collected or used. At the Internet Identity Workshop we bring the people creating these tools and standards so people can safely manage their online identity and control their personal data.

It is not about any one technology - rather it is a place to discuss multiple interoperating (and possible competing) projects, standards, and networks for identity, data sharing, and reputation.

As part of Identity Commons, the Internet Identity Workshop creates opportunities for both innovators and competitors. We provide an open forum for both the big guys and the small fry to come together in a safe and balanced space.

There are a wide range of projects in the community:
# Open conceptual, community, and governance models.
# Open standards and protocols.
# Open source projects.
# Commercial projects.
# Projects to address social and legal implications of these technologies.
# Efforts to rethink the business models and opportunities available with these new technologies.

User-centric identity is the ability:
* To use one's identifier(s) on more then one site
* To control who sees what information about you
* To selectively share presence and profile information
* To maintain multiple identities and personas in the contexts you wish
* To aggregate attention, navigation, and purchase history from the sites and communities you frequent
* To move and share your personal data, relationships, documents, and other publications as you wish

All of the following are active topic areas at each IIW:
* Improving Existing Legal Constructs
** Privacy Policies
** Terms of Service
* Creating New Legal Constructs
** Limited Liability Personas
** Identity Rights Agreements
* Creating New Business Models
** Identity Oracle
** I-Brokers
* New Citizenship Perspectives
** Activism
** Community Event Coordination
** Community Identity and Data Sharing

== Who Participates in IIW? ==
Innovators who participate in IIW include the leaders of:

=== Open Standards ===
* [[OpenID]]
* [http://jkemp.net/docs/saml-overview.html SAML]
* [[Liberty Alliance ID-WSF]]
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WS-Trust WS-Trust]
* [http://oauth.net OAuth]
* [[XRI|OASIS XRI]]
* [[XDI|OASIS XDI]]
* [http://xrds-simple.net XRDS-Simple]

=== Standards Interop ===
* [http://osis.idcommons.net OSIS]
* [[Concordia]]

=== Major [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Information_Card Information Card] Projects ===
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_CardSpace CardSpace]
* [http://www.eclipse.org/higgins Higgins Project]
* [http://bandit-project.org Bandit]
* [http://pamelaproject.com The Pamela Project] Relying Party Code

=== Browser Based Card Selectors ===
* [http://www.eclipse.org/higgins/ Higgins Project] (offers both browser-based and native card selectors)
* [http://code.google.com/p/openinfocard/ openinfocard]

=== Multi-Protocol Open Source Projects ===
* [http://www.eclipse.org/higgins/ Higgins Project] (supports Information Cards, OpenID, SAML, XRI, XDI)
* [http://iiw.idcommons.net/index.php/Shibboleth Shibboleth]
* [http://iiw.idcommons.net/index.php/CAS CAS] (supports OpenID, SAML, prototype Information Card support)
* [http://bandit-project.org Bandit]
* [http://opensso.org/ OpenSSO] (supports SAML, Liberty ID-FF/ID-WSF, WS-Federation, Information Cards, OpenID)

=== Industry Consortia ===
* [http://wiki.idcommons.net Identity Commons]
* [http://www.projectliberty.org/liberty/about/history Liberty Alliance]
* [http://www.oasis-idtrust.org/ OASIS ID Trust]
* ITU-T Focus Group on IdM and subsequent activity.

=== Groups Addressing Legal/Social/Business Issues ===
* [http://iiw.idcommons.net/index.php/Liberty PPEG Privacy Summits Liberty PPEG Privacy Summits]
* [http://projectvrm.org Project VRM]
* [http://www.projectliberty.org/liberty/strategic_initiatives/identity_assurance Liberty Alliance Identity Assurance Framework]
* [http://www.projectliberty.org/liberty/strategic_initiatives/identity_governance Liberty Alliance Identity Governance Framework]

== How Does It Work? ==
Like the last IIW, we plan to organize this event using open space principles. We will make the schedule when we are face to face the morning of the 2nd day of the conference. We do this in part because the field is moving so rapidly that we your organizing team are in no position to know what needs to be talked about. We do know great people who will be there and it is the attendees who have a passion to learn and contribute to the event that will make it.

Also like the previous three workshops, we will hold IIW2008a at the Computer History Museum. The space there is perfect for this kind of event. We expect a large and energized community to attend and are counting on plenty of participation. Don't be put off by that, however, if you're just getting into this. Come and learn--the first day is designed to get everyone up to speed. You won't be disappointed.

[[Sector Invitations]]

Iiw2008a

2008-05-06T16:07:21Z

Mary Ruddy: /* Multi-Protocol Open Source Projects */

==IIW 2008a will be held May 12-14 in Mountain View, CA.==

==== Conference Information ====
[http://www.windley.com/events/iiw2008a/announcement Announcement]

[http://www.windley.com/events/iiw2008a/register.shtml Registration]

[http://www.windley.com/events/iiw2008a/hotels Lodging]

[[Monday Program]]

[[Design Team]]

[[Attendees 2008a]]

[[Proposed Topics 2008a]]

May 15 [http://www.datasharingsummit.com Data Sharing Summit] - IIW attendees are invited to stay for the event.

== What Is This Workshop About? ==

The heart of the workshop is a practical idealism in working towards the shared vision of a decentralized, user-centric identity layer for the Internet.

Because the web was built around "pages", no tools or standards were created to control how the information about you was collected or used. At the Internet Identity Workshop we bring the people creating these tools and standards so people can safely manage their online identity and control their personal data.

It is not about any one technology - rather it is a place to discuss multiple interoperating (and possible competing) projects, standards, and networks for identity, data sharing, and reputation.

As part of Identity Commons, the Internet Identity Workshop creates opportunities for both innovators and competitors. We provide an open forum for both the big guys and the small fry to come together in a safe and balanced space.

There are a wide range of projects in the community:
# Open conceptual, community, and governance models.
# Open standards and protocols.
# Open source projects.
# Commercial projects.
# Projects to address social and legal implications of these technologies.
# Efforts to rethink the business models and opportunities available with these new technologies.

User-centric identity is the ability:
* To use one's identifier(s) on more then one site
* To control who sees what information about you
* To selectively share presence and profile information
* To maintain multiple identities and personas in the contexts you wish
* To aggregate attention, navigation, and purchase history from the sites and communities you frequent
* To move and share your personal data, relationships, documents, and other publications as you wish

All of the following are active topic areas at each IIW:
* Improving Existing Legal Constructs
** Privacy Policies
** Terms of Service
* Creating New Legal Constructs
** Limited Liability Personas
** Identity Rights Agreements
* Creating New Business Models
** Identity Oracle
** I-Brokers
* New Citizenship Perspectives
** Activism
** Community Event Coordination
** Community Identity and Data Sharing

== Who Participates in IIW? ==
Innovators who participate in IIW include the leaders of:

=== Open Standards ===
* [[OpenID]]
* [http://jkemp.net/docs/saml-overview.html SAML]
* [[Liberty Alliance ID-WSF]]
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WS-Trust WS-Trust]
* [http://oauth.net OAuth]
* [[XRI|OASIS XRI]]
* [[XDI|OASIS XDI]]
* [http://xrds-simple.net XRDS-Simple]

=== Standards Interop ===
* [http://osis.idcommons.net OSIS]
* [[Concordia]]

=== Major [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Information_Card Information Card] Projects ===
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_CardSpace CardSpace]
* [http://www.eclipse.org/higgins Higgins Project]
* [http://bandit-project.org Bandit]
* [http://pamelaproject.com The Pamela Project] Relying Party Code

=== Browser Based Card Selectors ===
* [http://web3id.org/Higgins/ Higgins Project] (offers both browser-based and native card selectors)
* [http://code.google.com/p/openinfocard/ openinfocard]

=== Multi-Protocol Open Source Projects ===
* [http://www.eclipse.org/higgins/ Higgins Project] (supports Information Cards, OpenID, SAML, XRI, XDI)
* [http://iiw.idcommons.net/index.php/Shibboleth Shibboleth]
* [http://iiw.idcommons.net/index.php/CAS CAS] (supports OpenID, SAML, prototype Information Card support)
* [http://bandit-project.org Bandit]
* [http://opensso.org/ OpenSSO] (supports SAML, Liberty ID-FF/ID-WSF, WS-Federation, Information Cards, OpenID)

=== Industry Consortia ===
* [http://wiki.idcommons.net Identity Commons]
* [http://www.projectliberty.org/liberty/about/history Liberty Alliance]
* [http://www.oasis-idtrust.org/ OASIS ID Trust]
* ITU-T Focus Group on IdM and subsequent activity.

=== Groups Addressing Legal/Social/Business Issues ===
* [http://iiw.idcommons.net/index.php/Liberty PPEG Privacy Summits Liberty PPEG Privacy Summits]
* [http://projectvrm.org Project VRM]
* [http://www.projectliberty.org/liberty/strategic_initiatives/identity_assurance Liberty Alliance Identity Assurance Framework]
* [http://www.projectliberty.org/liberty/strategic_initiatives/identity_governance Liberty Alliance Identity Governance Framework]

== How Does It Work? ==
Like the last IIW, we plan to organize this event using open space principles. We will make the schedule when we are face to face the morning of the 2nd day of the conference. We do this in part because the field is moving so rapidly that we your organizing team are in no position to know what needs to be talked about. We do know great people who will be there and it is the attendees who have a passion to learn and contribute to the event that will make it.

Also like the previous three workshops, we will hold IIW2008a at the Computer History Museum. The space there is perfect for this kind of event. We expect a large and energized community to attend and are counting on plenty of participation. Don't be put off by that, however, if you're just getting into this. Come and learn--the first day is designed to get everyone up to speed. You won't be disappointed.

[[Sector Invitations]]

Iiw2008a

2008-05-06T16:06:49Z

Mary Ruddy: /* Multi-Protocol Open Source Projects */

==IIW 2008a will be held May 12-14 in Mountain View, CA.==

==== Conference Information ====
[http://www.windley.com/events/iiw2008a/announcement Announcement]

[http://www.windley.com/events/iiw2008a/register.shtml Registration]

[http://www.windley.com/events/iiw2008a/hotels Lodging]

[[Monday Program]]

[[Design Team]]

[[Attendees 2008a]]

[[Proposed Topics 2008a]]

May 15 [http://www.datasharingsummit.com Data Sharing Summit] - IIW attendees are invited to stay for the event.

== What Is This Workshop About? ==

The heart of the workshop is a practical idealism in working towards the shared vision of a decentralized, user-centric identity layer for the Internet.

Because the web was built around "pages", no tools or standards were created to control how the information about you was collected or used. At the Internet Identity Workshop we bring the people creating these tools and standards so people can safely manage their online identity and control their personal data.

It is not about any one technology - rather it is a place to discuss multiple interoperating (and possible competing) projects, standards, and networks for identity, data sharing, and reputation.

As part of Identity Commons, the Internet Identity Workshop creates opportunities for both innovators and competitors. We provide an open forum for both the big guys and the small fry to come together in a safe and balanced space.

There are a wide range of projects in the community:
# Open conceptual, community, and governance models.
# Open standards and protocols.
# Open source projects.
# Commercial projects.
# Projects to address social and legal implications of these technologies.
# Efforts to rethink the business models and opportunities available with these new technologies.

User-centric identity is the ability:
* To use one's identifier(s) on more then one site
* To control who sees what information about you
* To selectively share presence and profile information
* To maintain multiple identities and personas in the contexts you wish
* To aggregate attention, navigation, and purchase history from the sites and communities you frequent
* To move and share your personal data, relationships, documents, and other publications as you wish

All of the following are active topic areas at each IIW:
* Improving Existing Legal Constructs
** Privacy Policies
** Terms of Service
* Creating New Legal Constructs
** Limited Liability Personas
** Identity Rights Agreements
* Creating New Business Models
** Identity Oracle
** I-Brokers
* New Citizenship Perspectives
** Activism
** Community Event Coordination
** Community Identity and Data Sharing

== Who Participates in IIW? ==
Innovators who participate in IIW include the leaders of:

=== Open Standards ===
* [[OpenID]]
* [http://jkemp.net/docs/saml-overview.html SAML]
* [[Liberty Alliance ID-WSF]]
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WS-Trust WS-Trust]
* [http://oauth.net OAuth]
* [[XRI|OASIS XRI]]
* [[XDI|OASIS XDI]]
* [http://xrds-simple.net XRDS-Simple]

=== Standards Interop ===
* [http://osis.idcommons.net OSIS]
* [[Concordia]]

=== Major [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Information_Card Information Card] Projects ===
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_CardSpace CardSpace]
* [http://www.eclipse.org/higgins Higgins Project]
* [http://bandit-project.org Bandit]
* [http://pamelaproject.com The Pamela Project] Relying Party Code

=== Browser Based Card Selectors ===
* [http://web3id.org/Higgins/ Higgins Project] (offers both browser-based and native card selectors)
* [http://code.google.com/p/openinfocard/ openinfocard]

=== Multi-Protocol Open Source Projects ===
* [http://www.eclipse.orh/higgins/ Higgins Project] (supports Information Cards, OpenID, SAML, XRI, XDI)
* [http://iiw.idcommons.net/index.php/Shibboleth Shibboleth]
* [http://iiw.idcommons.net/index.php/CAS CAS] (supports OpenID, SAML, prototype Information Card support)
* [http://bandit-project.org Bandit]
* [http://opensso.org/ OpenSSO] (supports SAML, Liberty ID-FF/ID-WSF, WS-Federation, Information Cards, OpenID)

=== Industry Consortia ===
* [http://wiki.idcommons.net Identity Commons]
* [http://www.projectliberty.org/liberty/about/history Liberty Alliance]
* [http://www.oasis-idtrust.org/ OASIS ID Trust]
* ITU-T Focus Group on IdM and subsequent activity.

=== Groups Addressing Legal/Social/Business Issues ===
* [http://iiw.idcommons.net/index.php/Liberty PPEG Privacy Summits Liberty PPEG Privacy Summits]
* [http://projectvrm.org Project VRM]
* [http://www.projectliberty.org/liberty/strategic_initiatives/identity_assurance Liberty Alliance Identity Assurance Framework]
* [http://www.projectliberty.org/liberty/strategic_initiatives/identity_governance Liberty Alliance Identity Governance Framework]

== How Does It Work? ==
Like the last IIW, we plan to organize this event using open space principles. We will make the schedule when we are face to face the morning of the 2nd day of the conference. We do this in part because the field is moving so rapidly that we your organizing team are in no position to know what needs to be talked about. We do know great people who will be there and it is the attendees who have a passion to learn and contribute to the event that will make it.

Also like the previous three workshops, we will hold IIW2008a at the Computer History Museum. The space there is perfect for this kind of event. We expect a large and energized community to attend and are counting on plenty of participation. Don't be put off by that, however, if you're just getting into this. Come and learn--the first day is designed to get everyone up to speed. You won't be disappointed.

[[Sector Invitations]]

Iiw2008a

2008-05-06T15:57:47Z

Mary Ruddy: /* Major [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Information_Card Information Card] Projects */

==IIW 2008a will be held May 12-14 in Mountain View, CA.==

==== Conference Information ====
[http://www.windley.com/events/iiw2008a/announcement Announcement]

[http://www.windley.com/events/iiw2008a/register.shtml Registration]

[http://www.windley.com/events/iiw2008a/hotels Lodging]

[[Monday Program]]

[[Design Team]]

[[Attendees 2008a]]

[[Proposed Topics 2008a]]

May 15 [http://www.datasharingsummit.com Data Sharing Summit] - IIW attendees are invited to stay for the event.

== What Is This Workshop About? ==

The heart of the workshop is a practical idealism in working towards the shared vision of a decentralized, user-centric identity layer for the Internet.

Because the web was built around "pages", no tools or standards were created to control how the information about you was collected or used. At the Internet Identity Workshop we bring the people creating these tools and standards so people can safely manage their online identity and control their personal data.

It is not about any one technology - rather it is a place to discuss multiple interoperating (and possible competing) projects, standards, and networks for identity, data sharing, and reputation.

As part of Identity Commons, the Internet Identity Workshop creates opportunities for both innovators and competitors. We provide an open forum for both the big guys and the small fry to come together in a safe and balanced space.

There are a wide range of projects in the community:
# Open conceptual, community, and governance models.
# Open standards and protocols.
# Open source projects.
# Commercial projects.
# Projects to address social and legal implications of these technologies.
# Efforts to rethink the business models and opportunities available with these new technologies.

User-centric identity is the ability:
* To use one's identifier(s) on more then one site
* To control who sees what information about you
* To selectively share presence and profile information
* To maintain multiple identities and personas in the contexts you wish
* To aggregate attention, navigation, and purchase history from the sites and communities you frequent
* To move and share your personal data, relationships, documents, and other publications as you wish

All of the following are active topic areas at each IIW:
* Improving Existing Legal Constructs
** Privacy Policies
** Terms of Service
* Creating New Legal Constructs
** Limited Liability Personas
** Identity Rights Agreements
* Creating New Business Models
** Identity Oracle
** I-Brokers
* New Citizenship Perspectives
** Activism
** Community Event Coordination
** Community Identity and Data Sharing

== Who Participates in IIW? ==
Innovators who participate in IIW include the leaders of:

=== Open Standards ===
* [[OpenID]]
* [http://jkemp.net/docs/saml-overview.html SAML]
* [[Liberty Alliance ID-WSF]]
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WS-Trust WS-Trust]
* [http://oauth.net OAuth]
* [[XRI|OASIS XRI]]
* [[XDI|OASIS XDI]]
* [http://xrds-simple.net XRDS-Simple]

=== Standards Interop ===
* [http://osis.idcommons.net OSIS]
* [[Concordia]]

=== Major [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Information_Card Information Card] Projects ===
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_CardSpace CardSpace]
* [http://www.eclipse.org/higgins Higgins Project]
* [http://bandit-project.org Bandit]
* [http://pamelaproject.com The Pamela Project] Relying Party Code

=== Browser Based Card Selectors ===
* [http://web3id.org/Higgins/ Higgins Project] (offers both browser-based and native card selectors)
* [http://code.google.com/p/openinfocard/ openinfocard]

=== Multi-Protocol Open Source Projects ===
* [http://web3id.org/Higgins/ Higgins Project] (supports Information Cards, OpenID, SAML, XRI, XDI)
* [http://iiw.idcommons.net/index.php/Shibboleth Shibboleth]
* [http://iiw.idcommons.net/index.php/CAS CAS] (supports OpenID, SAML, prototype Information Card support)
* [http://bandit-project.org Bandit]
* [http://opensso.org/ OpenSSO] (supports SAML, Liberty ID-FF/ID-WSF, WS-Federation, Information Cards, OpenID)

=== Industry Consortia ===
* [http://wiki.idcommons.net Identity Commons]
* [http://www.projectliberty.org/liberty/about/history Liberty Alliance]
* [http://www.oasis-idtrust.org/ OASIS ID Trust]
* ITU-T Focus Group on IdM and subsequent activity.

=== Groups Addressing Legal/Social/Business Issues ===
* [http://iiw.idcommons.net/index.php/Liberty PPEG Privacy Summits Liberty PPEG Privacy Summits]
* [http://projectvrm.org Project VRM]
* [http://www.projectliberty.org/liberty/strategic_initiatives/identity_assurance Liberty Alliance Identity Assurance Framework]
* [http://www.projectliberty.org/liberty/strategic_initiatives/identity_governance Liberty Alliance Identity Governance Framework]

== How Does It Work? ==
Like the last IIW, we plan to organize this event using open space principles. We will make the schedule when we are face to face the morning of the 2nd day of the conference. We do this in part because the field is moving so rapidly that we your organizing team are in no position to know what needs to be talked about. We do know great people who will be there and it is the attendees who have a passion to learn and contribute to the event that will make it.

Also like the previous three workshops, we will hold IIW2008a at the Computer History Museum. The space there is perfect for this kind of event. We expect a large and energized community to attend and are counting on plenty of participation. Don't be put off by that, however, if you're just getting into this. Come and learn--the first day is designed to get everyone up to speed. You won't be disappointed.

[[Sector Invitations]]

Attendees 2008a

2008-05-06T13:22:17Z

Mary Ruddy: